Sentence examples for competing terms from inspiring English sources

The objective function includes two competing terms that force the optimizer to maximize power capture while minimizing structural loads.

Sometimes children are given competing terms for when they're writing: eg "connectives", which, when they're doing grammar, they will have to unlearn and call conjunctions or adverbs.

These duels have led to escalating promotions and competing terms of service that reduce corporate margins — to the benefit of consumers.

The free energy of the system consists of two competing terms: (1) a Landau Lifshitz functional that models the spontaneous separation of the ionic groups, and (2) the standard mean-field electrostatic interaction between the ions in the liquid.

To resolve these disputes, the frequency with which the competing terms were used was objectively measured (using Google page statistics or literature count statistics).

In 1960 the French name "Ediacarien" – after the Ediacaran Hills in South Australia, which take their name from aborigine Idiyakra, "water is present" – was added to the competing terms "Sinian" and "Vendian" for terminal-Precambrian rocks, and these names were also applied to the life-forms.

Choosing between competing term sheets is a problem most entrepreneurs would love to have.

Our understanding is that they had a competing term sheet from NEA as well, and have tried to get Sequoia to the table.

I asked Lee Epstein of the University of Southern California, and Andrew Martin of Washington University in Saint Louis, for statistics on one-vote majority decisions in orally argued cases, which they provided dating back to 1946, and up through 2010 (the last compete term).

It's shocking that they are competing in terms of bad practice in terms of paying female staff".

The two men bicker constantly, even competing in terms of whose family took the most extreme measures to hold onto their religion in the Nazi camps.